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Another T. Woo-hoo!
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Spring plants are sprouting up everywhere here.
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If we’re relying on SWFE events to bring snow, 95% of the time we’ll be disappointed south of I-84. New England is closer to the cold air source and does much better in those. If the low won’t redevelop south of us and we’re dealing with a low plowing into Erie PA, most of us are toast.
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No worries.
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Guess I won’t be sleeping for 16 days.
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I was just in Albany and even there there are a few small parking lot piles and that’s it, on 2/16. Remarkable’s right.
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Congrats DC is usually good for us too. Other than rare occasions like 2/6/10 which I think was the only occasion NYC recorded a trace and Philly anything like their 24”. There have definitely been lesser NYC screw occasions like in March 2014 that were good events in S NJ and the DC area but the big dogs usually find their way north enough to get to NYC. There are also many Congrats Boston events that are good for us too but shaft anyone west of the Delaware if not worse. That’s why NYC is so tough to forecast for. We’re on the fest vs bust line on any big event. There hasn’t been one huge event I can remember where it’s been “given” that NYC would get slammed more than 72 hours out. The huge Nino events and Blizzard of 96 were given to nail DC, 2/8/13, 1/25/15 were given to nail Boston. Had last Jan’s big storm been just a little better consolidated like Boxing Day 2010 (which gave zero to DC) vs. the mess of convective lows it was, the best snow might’ve been over the NYC area. NYC in all was on the line until eventually we had to fall on one side of the knife.
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I missed that winter living in TX but weren’t there several other decent snowstorms especially for the coast in Feb and March? LI easily passed 40” that winter. Whether it’s one storm that does most or several, to me that’s a success.
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Feb 1983, Feb 2003, 75 miles away from 2 feet on 2/6/10 and several others that winter that did hit, etc in addition to Jan 2016. I’ll take a Nino any day. If 97-98 wasn’t so overwhelmingly warm it would’ve been a very solid winter since there were so many good tracks. Not endless cutters like so many Nina years. The real wild card is the W Pacific in any Nino now though since we had the W Pacific warm pool in 18-19 and much of the winter behaved like a Nina as a result.
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Yes 2/26/10. The storm tracked due north and eventually looped around so New England had all rain while NYC and northwest were crushed. I had about 10” after a ton of rain on western LI so I can believe NYC had 20” when they were all snow. And the snow I missed out on would’ve been very heavy.
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-20 wind chill at ISP is impressive, but this was blown out of proportion at least for here. Some blocking or at least a favorable PNA to make this last a few days would be more notable in the long run. When we make a run for 70 later this month it will be just as abnormal if not more so and that pattern will last.
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A due north flow down the Hudson would have been colder. There's still some downslope component when it's a NW wind. And yes, snow would've helped. But Feb 2016 in the super Nino just had giant snow piles everywhere and it managed below zero.
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The wind was pretty intense but for here this is typical cold that comes once or twice a season or it did a few decades ago. And it would last more than one day. The Feb negative departures will be gone and more in a week. Somehow we survived. Someone want to print the T-shirts?
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5F. Wind still roaring.
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I definitely remember the Feb 2016 blast. I boarded the plane in Austin in perfect conditions and around 60, got off the plane to wind not far from this and zero. There were massive piles left but not much else from the 1/23/16 mega storm I missed which made it feel even worse. Interesting weather wise down there, the severe weather was way better than I ever experienced up here, and May 2015/Oct 2016 were on par or worse than Aug 2011 up here for rainfall. And for any heat fans, 100+ every day and frequent 105 or close is absolutely unbearable. Austin/San Antonio mix the heat from the desert to the west with the Gulf humidity. Possibly the most unbearable stretch in the whole country for heat.
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48mph at ISP this hour. The winds are impressive. As said before it comes in waves but they pack a punch.
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Same here. You can hear it roaring through the trees. Down to 9 here as well. I think we make a run at zero on the north shore, we’re dropping pretty steadily. It’s nasty out there for sure. Looking forward to my FL trip on Friday.
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10F here. Wonder if we can make it to 0. My wager is we make it to 2-3.
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Aww gee whiz. Thankfully not many warm and rainy days this “winter”.
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When I will be away. So it’ll definitely work out.
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It’s about -10 or so where it hurts to even breathe outside. I’ve been in that a few times and it’s not fun. With -30 wind chill it’s unbearable. Thankfully it’s just for one day.
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I’ll be away that weekend so it definitely will be.
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It's fairly typical to get a cold snap like this here once or twice a winter at least, and actually have it last longer than one day. 12z GFS has it down to around 10 for NYC and LI on Sat AM, 0 would be the I-84 corridor. Any negative anomalies this cold brings will be gone and then some in a week.
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Texas/Oklahoma Discussion & Obs Thread 2022
jm1220 replied to It's Always Sunny's topic in Central/Western States
Very damaging storm there. Over 150K customers still without power and trees down everywhere. Lots of people freezing in their dark homes as well since there aren’t many gas heat customers. Brief glazes with some sleet are fairly common in Austin but this is way worse. In my time living there the brief glazes were enough to essentially shut the city down. Can’t imagine this. -
Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow this morning. This winter you just have to laugh.
